Tag: "capitalism"

A Heavy Load

By A.F. Branco on Apr 10, 2012 in Political Cartoons

Crony-Capitalism Is As Phony As African-American

By Bob Russell on Feb 23, 2012 in featured opinion, In The News, Opinion, Politics

It seems the expression of the day now, the new “gravitas”, in referring to our political/economic system is “crony-capitalism”. This term is such a misnomer that it almost defies explanation. I looked up capitalism in Webster’s Dictionary and the term cannot possibly be partnered with the word “crony”. According to Webster, capitalism is defined as: [...]

Capitalist America, to Be or Not to Be Free

By Jay Clarke (@AmericanHeirs) on Dec 08, 2011 in Conservative Philosophy, Opinion, Politics

According to Barack Obama, the Democrat party and Occupy Wall Street, society’s ills are primarily the fault of the entrepreneurial class. The rich and greedy. Those evil corporations who sap the life blood out of working class men and women. For maximum profit. Servants to the god of mammon, capitalists defraud their workers of time [...]

Wanna See A Breakdown In Society? Look No Further Than Your Nearest Grocery Store

By R. Mitchell on Dec 06, 2011 in Featured, Married to the Game, Opinion, Videos

While CDN is primarily considered to be a political website, I contend that mundane aspects of our culture can sometimes be a part of the equation that get overlooked. One of the issue that’s been on my mind lately is how we treat each other publicly. If the last couple of decades were known for [...]

Occupy Wall Street Hates Black People: A Satire (sort of)

By R. Mitchell on Nov 26, 2011 in Politics

Occupy Wall Street is racist. The whole Occupy movement is racist. This big movement (BM from this point on) is nothing more than a bunch of spoiled rich White people who have decided they’ve had enough of a Black man in office. They are filled with rage at the thought of some uppity ni**er coming [...]

National Day of "Doing Crap that Actually Matters"

By R. Mitchell on Nov 16, 2011 in *Participate*, Featured Posts, In The News, Opinion

The occupy park benches movement (a.k.a. Obamaville liaison to Big-labor) is planning a “day of action” on Thursday. The New York local office is planning to start a march from city hall, across the Brooklyn bridge and onward to cause grid-lock near the intersection of Wall St. and Broad St. – the approximate location of [...]

A Picture Is Worth A Thousand Words: North Korea vs South Korea

By R. Mitchell on Nov 12, 2011 in Featured Posts, Money, Opinion

They say a picture is worth a thousand words, but this one may be worth more. As a humble blogger, I can tell you it’s not hard to type 1000 or even 2000 words, but it is difficult to make them compete with a picture like this: This is the difference between North and South [...]

Jesus, the Liberal Democrat

By R. Mitchell on Oct 27, 2011 in Politics

It’s tough enough trying to be a Christian in this secular world without taking misleading doctrinal advice from non–believers who deny the divinity of Christ. But some Christians obviously can’t resist because Hindus, Buddhists, Zen masters, Wiccans, pagans, fire worshipers, polytheists, agnostics, atheists and Unitarians continue their work of trying to get us to follow [...]

The Qwikster Joins the Dead

By R. Mitchell on Oct 18, 2011 in Opinion

I’ve been wondering how many of the Occupy Wall Street squatters are actually enraged Netflix subscribers or retirees with Netflix stock in the 401K? The timing is about right. In August Netflix increases the fee for plans that include video streaming and DVDs by a shocking 60 percent. In September the company announces it’s amputating [...]

Capitalism vs. Socialism a Short History Lesson/ Behind the Occupy Wall Street Protests

By R. Mitchell on Oct 03, 2011 in 2012 Election News, California, Featured, Illinois, New York, Politics

The current Occupy Wall Street/ Occupy L.A, and Occupy Chicago protests all carry one main theme: Evil capitalism must be abolished so Liberals can enforce their Social Justice fraud upon the people of America. It all hinders on the underlying Marxist wealth redistribution agenda inherent in all Socialist movements throughout world history. These protests are [...]